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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMOUR CEMENTS.

Advertisements under this heading will be-
inserted at the following rates: For Clerk
Circuit Court $500. For Members of the Leg
stature. States Attorney and Sheriff, 81 ~.
For County Commissioners and Survey or.
$500. For Judges of the Orphans Court and
Register, $500. Adve tisements to run till
the meeting of the Nominating Convention.
The space allowed will be six lines or less,
and 50 cents per line Will be charged for each
line in excess of six. No name Will be an
nounced until the fee is paid.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
Court Proceedings.

We only propose to give the pro-
ceedings which would be of general
public interest. We therefore pass
oyer the appeal docket, as there were
no such cases acted upon under that
head:
TRIALS.
No. 3. The Singer Manufacturing Co. VS..
! Slonaker. Jury trial. Judgment for S2S7 80.
Peddicord & Thayer for plaintiff Hamill &
Semmes for defendant.
| 4. John Barnes VS.. David Evans. Eject
ment. Removed 10 Allegany county on sug-
gestion of defendant Peddicord Il Thayer
for plaintiff. Brace d Richmond for defend
ant.
I. Warwick VS.. Empire Coal Co. Settled
Defendant paying plaintiffs claim and costs.
Peddicord d Thayer for plaintiff. Veitch &
Townshend for defendant.
9. Suit & others VS. Mt Lake Park Associa-
ton. Removed to Allegheny county on
suggestion of Plaintiff Semmes for ptaintiff
Veitch 4 Townshend for defendant,
II. John Shartzer VS.. NJ. f. Howe. Settled.
Defendant to pay $50 and costs. Hamill for
plaintiff. Peddicord for defendant.
Is. Turney VS.. Barnard. Eiectment. Non
pressed. Thomas for plaintiff Semmes for
defendant.
II. Friend VS.. Forsythe. Settled. Veitch &
Townshend for plaintiff Hamill for defend
ana.
20. B. T. Keller vs. the Democrat newspaper
Co Non pressed. Walsh for plaintiff. Ham
i'll for defendant.
q. Lee q Harvey VS.. Bishop. Eiectment
Juror Withdrawn and case continued. Brown
and Gordon for plaintiffs. Neitch d Town
shend for PENDANT.
2S. Nelson d Anderson VS.. George Martin
Jury trial. Verdict for defendant. Hamill
for plaintiff Peddicord for defendant.
81. School Commissioners VS.. Browning and
n hNra Nait A.,
Townshend for plaintiffs. Peddicord and
Hamil for defendants.
80. Saunders VS.. Martin. Judgment con-
fessed by defendant for SS7 and costs. Peddi-
cord for plaintiff.
81. Cation VS.. Lakel Settled by the parties
Peddicord for plaintiff. Hamill for defendant.
l5. Graham VS.. Fazenbaker. Judgment on
rule in favor of plaintiff. Hamll for plaintiff
Fay for defendant.
AZ. Hamill VS.. Wood. Judgment on the rule
in favor of plaintiff. HamiIl for plaintiff
40. Burley VS.. Brart. Judgment on rule in
favor of plaintiff. Neitch & Townshend for
plaintiff
81. Engle vs.. Getty. Judgment on rule in
favor of plaintiff. Hamill for plaintiff.
81. b. f. Keller VS.. Snyder. Judgment con-
fessed by defendant for SlOi.75. Mitchell for
plaintiff.
So. Keller VS.. Wiseman. Judgment on rule
in favor of plaintiff. Mitchell for plaintiff.
S. County Commissioners VS.. Browning
and others. Referred to counsel for settle
ment. Veitch & Townshend for plaintiff.
Peddicord and Hamill for defendant.
Co. Fink, Bros. d Co. VS.. Sell. Judgm ent
confessed in favor of plaintiff for amount
claimed. Hamill for plaintiff. Thayer &c Sim
cell for defendant.
S. Browning, collector, VS.. II. S. McCulloh
Objections to tax sale. sale set aside by order
of Court. Hamill for plaintiff Peddicord for
defendant.
In the matter of the Sheriff's sale of the
Browning dam to DR.. ID. Murray CheSton, of
Philadelphia. where the purcnase~ had filed
objections to the sale, on the ground that the
advertisement did not properly describe the
property, the Court, after elaborate argument,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
A Grand Opening,

Monday, September 26th, at John
Shartzer's store. Everybody INVITED
to come and see the largest assert
ment of Dress Goods eyer brought to
Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
ROAD PETITION.

This is to give notice that application will
be made to the County Commissioners of Gar
rett county, Md, after thirty days from the
first publication ofthis notice for the appoint
ment of viewers for the purpose of viewing
and determining whether the public con
venience requirrs the location and opening
Of Public County Road beginning at the
end of Church street, Oakland, and running
thence through the lands of Mrs. E. A. Kill
burn, Mrs, Maria Davis, f. d G. Felty, $. i.
Townshend, Mrs. Max. Kline and James r..
Bishop, to intersect the Ryans Glade Road at
point between John a. Delawder's and Mt
Lake Road.
GEORGE d. WHITE,
b. REYNOLDS,
9l75t. JAMES SEABOLD.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24

TO the honorable, the JHdges Of the
Circuit Court for Garrett county.
The duties devOlving upon us, the
Grand Inquest of the State of Mary
llnd in and for Garrett county, have
been performed to the best of our
knowledge and ability. We have
carefully and impartialIy examined
each witness, who came before us,
and after carefully and impartialIy
weighing the testimony of witnesses,
have found presentments, or have
failed to do so according to our judg-
ment, without malice, hatred, love
or affection.
We have also according to law,
and usage, examined the Jail and
Court House. We would reccomend
that a new roof be put on the Court
house, of tin well painted On both
sides, as the plastering over head is
already considerably damaged by the
lSdNlilS vi TIC DitoCilo ObC' w y oioO
recommend that the Court room and
offices be thoroughly cleaned and al
abastined. We found that some of
the piping is broken and thereby in
jaring the wall.
The Jail we found in proper order,
and everything about it comfortable,
except the want of proper drainage
of the water closet on the lower floor,
and ventilation and light in the
water closet on the upper floor.
We recommend that these defects
be remedied at the earliest possible
moment.
All of which is respectfully sub
mltted, and ask TO be discharged.
S. l.. TowNsHEND, foreman,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
THOMAS LITTLE, Railroad ST..

IS. p. Specht has received and
opened up his fall stock, consisting of
dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
hats and caps. groceries, &c. Also
very nice lot of ready-made clothing
and overcoats, which will be sold at
rock bottom prices. Call and exam
inc goods and prices and be con-
Vinced.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24

Below we give the result of the
September registration in districts
Nos. |, Sand IL. We haye had no
return from No. g:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
DISTRICT NO. |.

Registered. - William r. Beck
man, John r. Kerfoot, Charles T.
Sweet, G. H. Stark, Michael Il.
Healv, A. j. Rhodes, Jr., Johu J.
SWitzer, Simon Switzer.
Stricken Emanuel Biddinger,
Edward Rhodes, n. B. White,
DISTRICT NO, 6.
Registered. -Benjam Ash. Will
liam l.. Riley, John Knox, M. H..
Frankhauser, Henry Mosser. Will
liam Knox, Lewis Kahl, George
DIETRICH, Harvey Bowser, Simon
Knox, John G. Gross, Jacob Feigh.
Stricken off.-John Dewitt, Rufus
Dewitt, Amos Friend, Menasea
Schrock.
DISTRICT NO. il
Registered. - Charles A. Rroad-
water, John G. Foutz, Hiram Il.
Ballah, Chas. A. Green, of Robert.
Scott Miller.
Stricken off.-Augustus p. Custer,
Charles A, Green, of Simeon, viii.
liam A. Jackson, Zephaniah Duck
worth. John G. Hunter, George II
Jackson, William Ii. Spiker.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
Tuesday, The 18th Day Of Oct.
ShepiH'S Sale
OF LIFE ESTATE IN
VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY.

BY virtue of q writ of ieri facias issued out
of the Circuit Court for Garrett county, against
the lands and tenements, goods and chattels
of John +. Wood and Mary j. C. Wood. at the
suit of William NJ. Price, use of Joseph b.
Thomas, upon judgment entered by confes
sion at the September Term, 1885, OF said
TENDER Term, 1877, have seized and TAX en-
in execution all the right, title and interest Of
said John E. Wood aud Mary j. G. Wood in
and to all that real estate described in and
conveyed by n deed from Michael Bannon
and wife to said Mary j. C. Wood, dated March
Both. 1882 and recorded among the land rec
ords of Garrett county, Maryland, in Libel
w IL. T. No. 8, folio 2SS, being lots Nos and
of a tract of land called
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
CHANGE or VOTING PLACE,
OFFICE OF THE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE OF THE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OAKLAND, Md, Sept. 18th, 1914
Upon the petition of j. II; Beckman, VIM.
Chisholm and others, of District No. s, ask
ing for u change in the Voting Place of DIS
trict No. 8, the Board passed the following
order, viz:
ORDERED, By the County Commissioners
of Garrett county. uhis 18th day OF september,
1887, that the Voting Place in Election Dis
trict Number Eight Garrett county, Mary
land, be and the same is hereby changed rom
Mrs. Grimes to the house of Davis Murphy,
on the Northwestern Pike, in said District
SAMUEL BAKER, President.
Test: SEAL.!
VIII. HAGANS, Clerk.
True copy Test w. IL. HAGANS, clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
New Stoves I!

Just received at J. M. Davis d
Sons Hardware Store, one of the
largest lines of cooking and heating
stoves ever brought to this market.
Parties desiring to buy will find it to
their interest to give us IA call. We
have a full stock of hard ware, and
have just added a full line of blasting
and rifle powders, shot, shells, caps,
Wads, fuse, &c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24

Rags, Gum, Copper and Brass Bought
at Littie's.
Old gum boots and shoes per lb., lie.
Rags, cotton, all cOlors, -" &c.
White cotton rags per h., &c,
Soft rags, all wool, " &c.
Brass, &c.
Copper, BE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
i" WILLIAM AND MAR Y"

lying near the town of Oakland in Garrett
county aforesaid, containing together l2Uo
acres OF land and the interest so seized being
"a life estate therein owned by said Mary j, G..
Wood. And hereby give notice, that on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24

In the matter of the Sheriffs sale of the
Browning dam to DR.. ID. Murray CheSton, of
Philadelphia. where the purcnase~ had filed
objections to the SALE on the ground that the
advertisement did not properly describe the
property, the Court after elaborate argument,
passed an order setting aside the sale. Veitch
q Townshend for purchaser. Peddicord for
creditors
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
Saturday, the 9th day Of Oct.

1887, AT 10 o'clock A. NJ. will offer said inter
est in said property at Puclc Sale, in front Of
Coddngton's Hotel, in the town of Oakland,
to satisfy said writ of fert Jactds aud costs
thereof.
JOHN Ii. RILEY,
9l7 4 Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

Clear 10 New.York suotsd AZ s.c......pREssRp zoos
40 80 ioS with inqnry. Quoted. ~ stsary
D Lghi Iga1+c; Pigs la. LA hp1Hs u2rSvt broke
SHARPLY boz resrts a reflection iasiliy
on arser rrcepis OF hogs Toward 3oslns
came stronger leading TO recuver of2d youts l-ns.ag
on steady August delivery attracted ls stsrn.
Dut the siecuIstoa orIwI Spot los dLi
snh iuy POI. Is l,wer. Sales sc les Western ssa pDe
CLOSING ~ 1re Cs steam sxsa lower siss 10 tes.
D. oc refine Qustsd7 lJc Cotinent south Ameff 40
"a &C July 475O ties Anxu.L 100 rs,
Closing r.s75 90 es September 69GeStor elssn@ se
auv tcs October s7O3 slssng 702c 700 ts e9scaser
6roc closn<. $500. 1880 tea cember $500 see.
ciosbg S'r 22bH January, 1881 c'"sipg. tEha.
49, BUTTER. CHEESE and kutsr-Dein~ud ~
very "sf. a. uut cH AL hne grades Ale .. ~ j. 1srp
Ilmness Pr ce> show further ange western Cresm
ery ltoac. state Creamery Extra 2o42lr state Dairy.
saI hrkin tnes. ol'ci WesA tub. q IS Hs-l.rs
Ton Creamery. l. Sl6 Cheess1he isa,si ssS stf,ag
e. nd tue dsnsn contI1 hsr. Fi- Factory nsg
uAc, including WHITE lcS l0'-c. Celsrsd. 10 CT Night
sk@s, 0asgc: ohio FACTORY 70se. Egss-t.r a ~, ~
Pr IS WIN fsir State l5S 10 1c' western ~
l42c; Canada. IA 26i5c.
oghAh-For vanes advanced u 90 - &c
or o no .,es Sa4 9loc for Far Refnni, sDh 5l6r Tor
20 Est centrifugal Sales cargo eair1fura eoo esi az
anu cargo uscoysdo lat brs Ak water so tsst
IIbaG e. Cubes I6l6a6c. Powdered. u S6 &c Gran
uised hs4c; Mould A. sc 5.ylc, Copfeotones a, 0oi
Genes ian ar BIC. tore~ OF A, i-a5i4c.; v hts 81
u. odb l'l6ci Extra c. 4fsc c. tSa4s4c., fslsr. ss
sTEARINE-Unchanged and quiet. CITY quoted at sise
o$c Safes rs bills second snds. &c; 40 OO0 out
otown, Sic. and soue tier es at Sac.
sTALLON-In light demand Prime eiy quoted ~ sac
Sales, 5000 at sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Vert Rig.r. Hesf.ls 1lt 3tpr,Ifs
GENERAL, MhRhET REPORTS.

COPFEE-fn prvste trading the movement quits
tve for Brazil growth whil- values were not changer RON
the basis VI 2Uc for lair RIO invo-s Saies lIWO
bags the basis of quoa aud loo bags s.utos at
l9'rc for No G. The miid,r STYLES firm SHE'S 20
bags harcaibo at 2Ukc, 30 ecus March 20 Co. 400
pscus Jne at 26 and 300 mat Interior 2i Trad
lug In future deliveries light the sales reAsBr only
62.6O0 bags. With weak advices fr,m Havro
Seelirs or 2s9so poaf. for fe dav Az ioliows
January. 1ss5Sls90; February. 1850 800. March.
1890 % 1895 Apr. 1900 1900 May. .S9o6la00,
July 1873 sisS5 Auga.i 500 $40 September u 50
December SS0dlSs5 The the different months
were ~ fesws August 1890 ls46r September Is Bue
1870; October 1876 slas0 November. lo.76els.S5;
December ls.751lS90.
COTrON-Prres cotton the spot revised All
grades Upands and stained advanced ll6c Aswreans,
Cult and Texas unchanged The movement quite active
there being OF other sales aside those onc
ally reported. Sales. 5000 bales $50 last evening"
lD5 OF which were Tor coDsumrtiDn am o.enI
bales for export. The port receipts TO day were
$40 bales comparing with SO bales this dav ~ week
and 1877 baes The last since Sep
snber the fetal pert receipts have been 3laL670 bales
against 52SS67o bales Tor ths period last year
Quotations based the American standard classification
are a folloys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
THE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE July 81 COTTON steady. MmdIinv 1os.e....
l9ss aa ns".r stree ana Western ssSernne 80 90
Mills superane s25)Ss0o To- Extra 8 Is IS 7j TO- no
Patent So whoat-southsrn steav Western easier
southern kei NJ @sJc. 10 Amuer s2es4c- Va ssers
seDts nbsf DO October OBJ 50 q
so.Iherr nrm. White 5ze5Scs Yellow 4. a4sc Western
for september 46s. AS &c .... se2y quiet.
souinern ate 81 ss7c Western 81 93o Western hiIea
800; steady. prns Un.cs " sstees sis %
ssis os rrevsss. steady. quiet hsss rsrk sio 90
backed 1886 Sacon,,ss:ader' .essc. ii'ar kis
Butter wa. nsm. w.sisrs Packs ii ie creamery
l6 Egss steady at la Petroleum steady
49, 20 PC sugar stsaas. so csppsr-
Renbsd Sn9yS1c.. .waiskoy steady AZ ~ 1881 To- .
Fisaf ns ss sra," Essses.Tioar r. 500 obi:
Whsai lS52o0 sush Germ S3op busn ns,' 100 yssa
$1,000 sSA Corr Oh. sassa sass~wasat 2sisoo bush
Corr 2i.oOS Dus&
BOSTON. July 2l.-Flour steady-cennen Eztras 81 10
orr or os sisSse Steamer
SOs'' SSoi No st." 'sS4s w6. rots zee 9u ss
wn,,e 46s4o &c 49,. Shorts WINNINGS %.
81 ooss2J 90 Butter nrm-kItrs Northern Creamery
is SSi6 Geese Grm--Besf NswYoek ss.c Vermont
Best k9ss steAlv tasterp Extras loo Western
W. - 900 s ' sn 10 o
osS 10000 "usA shorts $4,000 Uusn
BUFFALO. luy 2l:-wheat-No / Hard lower sales , 1t
IS =. HS ss,p n, ms apd w.ss Ne. No Ike" At 7sc old
90 90 ON track "a &C. Old So @ste achssS IL store
lair demand d oat S%s 80 Waltz s'G &c 80
White SO &c No Mixed 80 Rye -Four
Spr1g sI4 90 csrnmes easier Oatmeal easier.
Canal roig,ts we're strong-whsat $40 Corn 34scc.:
.a 1000 o SSh OI s.rs %a.a ! Sr.S b @s
Csnal shpnsua-Whsst l42.O0v Sash Corn 1900 bush
oal. $1,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
COTTON iNs<srS-jY fsLsIgApI


Lrvgnrooi. July 2I-l2;3o , n-Cottsn steady with .
fair demand. Middiag glands li-i6d.i do orleans, 5
Ill sales 00s baIes including 1000 bales for
uaten and sIpsrI kecsips 10000 bales including 1000
Futures Arm Upiands Low hiddlisg clause July deiv.
1:y sssia so toaad d. Angus. an ana s.psmSsr
delivery $500 ;slso t0s4a DO ssptsmber and oco-
SsmSsr dsvery. i7.s4a also isGtS DO November and
December delivery, Il SD also sod, do Docsm
and January delivery l464d do January and February
20 o4d'' ''''@''' N'A''''' '''''a'' -'0
2 D. m-Cotton.-Good MiddIing Upianda 8 Is I'D, Mid.
Good Ordinary Upiand. 6ka Ordinary Upands 4 IS l6d
Good MMdling Texas - ioh, Middng Texas H. l6d.
Ordinary Texas Is isd. 0ood Middins Orleans IL
ie@ Gooa Ordinary orssn. I'D ordinssny orleans
-l6d
Up. m.-CottonThe saios OF the day included s4oo
Futures quiet Upiands Low Mddlng clause July delv.
cry, 4l64d seller. do Jaly and August dslivery 40
G[d buyer da August and sepsmbcr islivery 40 SD
sellers do September and October delivery 2s.64d.
do. Novesi Der and December delivery. lb-94d buyers
do December and January dsiivery, lt04d buyers do
and February delivery. l4-64d buyers da Sep
TENDER delivery. s 4O-64d sellers.
,.n.. mi, .r:ss e'1':d 90 a l. and
livery. 1864. sellers do. September october
delivery 27.s4d vaas d" october and EsyenSsr
delivery 146ad value. ds January .sd February delivery
GALVESTON. July 2icotton quiet hiddiinx. So; Low
Midaug Oh; Good Ordinary. So net gross recsipts
No.yoIx July 2i~ce;ton steady MSdng io net
gro-s receipts 6ass sales bales stock, SAC bales
SAVANNAH July 2i-cottyn steady. Mhldhns. lOt. Low
bales: sales 3 baiss stock, ,il2 bales
NEw-ORLEAyA July 2l.-Cstton easy. aiddiisg 0A Low
sss bales flporS cSas,~s, 1866 bales. sais 1890
stock, 81. e57 bslsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
LOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srocKs
THURSDAY. July 21--P. N.


The letter of Robert Garrett. president OF the Balt
more and Ohio Railroad. addressed the Editor Of Ire
Philadelphia record and which published smultane-
ously all over the United States Lond In which
Mr.. Garrett says concerning the socalled Baltimore
and Ohio DEAL" that all such negotiations termi
mated " and absolutely ~ end" and that
he has not exercised the options the holdings Of
Baltimore and Ohio stock of the Johns Hopkins UNI
versty and also upon that Of several other holders
and that nor do intend o do So" did not prove
be heavy blow TO the days stock market rs per-
haps 1t expected to be- The letter In its phrase
oogy evidence OF legal diction and while
that know Of questions its absolute truth at the
moment 1t written, far goes there few
persons who believe that the deal il absolutely of
Mr. Garrett makes reference to the disposition of the
money and securities amounting to over $2,OOO,OOO
which have put up contract for the purchase
of controlling Interest In the Baltimore ana Ohio
system It not to any that that
100000 is not going to be sacrificed The effect OF
the letter. however TO mpart confidence that the
end was near that either the consummation total
abandonment of the deal Is close at hand And few
persons not directly interested in It, which way t
Is settled long 1t is settled and understood 1t
has been cloud market from the first day any
reports of leaked out and every one believes In
relief when the cloud Is dispersed be by the rays OF
the sun by downfall OF rain For two months 1t
has been manipulated into prime factor In speculation
and has been made a scarecrow for all legitimate
traders and investors The first and shortlved effect at
the opening this morning depression In which West
err Union led by opening of Ia per cent at rs. ana
quickly selling down to 759 but before five minutes
expired the price again was S6as and 1t closed at
s6s The general market suffered fractional declines
at tho opening. followed. however. by immediate Inn
provements which continued during the whole day. so
days prices were materially hgherthan
average and the closing at about the
best OF the day with q strong tone.
Government bonds were dull and easy. with the bids
or the As aud 4ios off e per cent. Annexed the
,losng quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

ro,,, bu,hsls o52 900 G72s 900 s690OOo 772oooo
tn: In: Largo G ,%PRs Of "'san na s0''
s soa NJ :y S.,s1 s.,
tSe.i shipping soc straw-IsHs rye % soc sh''' 400
moPs no change. be noted to-day The demand 10
more favorable than for some time so Oh. temper ser
Itsise .o'. DO 1855 s..I ioSi2e de oa MsdG %
s:.S.a to r Coca '
r e. isc, GO c.sSsn On
or 'f LICK s lss %1at'
sIs ,e noss. issued 's s ac
.. Tor, 81 'PS c and .p .I G%.
G S,aT.. TTsa. s% E% notice. sales
cn Bars y hCssGn q sD%s .OU
sued az IG5c spelierDull at 452~S4'c. Iransefao'e
1s the s. ss.:
s2.s Tor . was Ro.ss quiet and aa
eHsas.d siIss:d 81 cssd TO- no !. 81 20 20 liS
.1 81 :, g g. :; W. ss 1.i. y 81 Vi ~ !.
Oils little ba.ms az as "09 sss
t S:r 4 S5Ia Gr %
.S r.. S Ns.. s.sns sg1ss ~
make Ss.sse 30 sssnea'n bs s.S snis
ersa zoe , .,sqIa . wns s Sss5Ic
s sis.sss . r"'s s
r.': ; S.s s%. sss 'taSs
WA ouits active ami rates were well He'll nhhI st,
GAGEMENTS-To Liverpool. steam hOOo bush eran' '"''
Copenhagen steam 10000 bush grain privnG, .,ne,
90 900 qrs "a August latter half and Briti.h sxos'
igHVg ars August aud from baltimore an Italian brig
ZOO qrs Ss Sd; Continent from Phasphs t,p
300 Grs o. 7i2i -. PET ROLEUM CHA IEks1ham
burg iron Philadelphia Norwegiau bark aOyV nDs; "a
1psd 2s London hence ship 1900 bulls rehnea IL s'
ana British bark bbI- lubrcatng OIL Ceto
a NORWEGIAN bark bbis crude private esms
or Bombay hence Britih ship TO 600
fsrms Japan iron Philadelphia ship !o00o cases Ioas'
2sLc Antwerp hencs British snip ilvV oois
and vita prvge london brinsh bark 5000 oe s1mn s
6ned 2s United Kingdom or Continent, hencr uei n
ha,k O. 500 bbIs renne, private ieims MI =. lila
EOUS RTE BS-NaIaI and second Doll nep h.,
ba rk general; Jansio rom Mobiis. hssior na =,
lumber. Melbourne beuce ship general cargo besnos
Avfe. from Pensacola Norwegian bark, unbef vie
los hence Dutrh brig generals United Kingdom OF Son
nent from Newport News, steamer win gram :" s''
...,...,. nuver~
YROYISIoHs-PORK-F were moderate puyeIs
to-day had hrn look wthout SLOW
ing any material change sales. 500 bbls Mess N!.n
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